Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 13, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr Ttnpyv. t "" DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. ORRGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1007. 7 ' Annoying and untidy, isn't it? And ,.,. worse still, it invariably leads to' bald- 717ZL ness! Ask your doctor what to do. See ( ' "7 if he doesn't tell you to use Ayer's Hair 1 JJ. Vigor, new Improved formula. Cures dan- n r -- -- .-. ir ne aoesni icn yuu io f I v Vigor, new Improved forn rf VII ft ' druif. Stop's falling hair. JL I LI It Wo publlih th fbnanUa w of ri onr preparation. minimum "- ' fSHFIELD J. G.AytrOo., I-owolI, Mui. TO COQUILLE In Writes Interestingly of the Trip Down the Coast and Into the Dig UdlllUlllia nwivuini iuiuoio - ni of i!in. Drove ft tO UOquinu ai ..-. --" point, ana campuu ui. w .. -.,.1 o Tinlf miles Ions wren u.m -" Mountain Point norm oi uiu toqullle is a very nice little , j river and rawroaa, is mc jet o( Coos county, and hns business houses, anu uo- Thero is some good prop- -- .h1a( nlart onmrt tot Cliy lor aau, ' " the3 in the surrounding tit the prices they are held Karetho life out of ainrion uyers. i Point is a nice pinco, inys Id has some splendid dairy at the prices nro three times asked In tho valley, from 1300 per acre, wo icic olnt nt 10 a. in., camped five utbwcst on tho rond to Be, then droo on to foot of thorn back by using a cannon, kill ing sixteen of them. We camped for the night ono and one-hnlf miles below town on tho creek. Lewis Knnpp, proprietor of tho hotel, nnd barn, supplied ua with hay, nnd beef. This is a small place on the coast, which had a bad fire in 1808, burning part of the city, and nearly nil of tho timber. Then wo drovo to tho grange hall on Half Way creek, halfway to Gold Beach or Wedderburn. This town Is owned, or most of It, by ox-Senator Hume, nnd is situated on tho north side of Roguo river Just above Gold Bench. Tho ferry is four miles above theso towns, where wo crossed, nnd camped all night. Wo mot J. E. Taylor, nnd fnmily, who lintl re turned from a hunt five miles from n small town with two churches, two hotels, two blacksmith shops, two general stores, flvo saloons, two creameries nnd about 800 people, and Is In a fine dairy district. We camned for dinner on tho banks of Smith river, wo had to ford tho stream, and It came up in the carriage body four Inches deep. In tho afternoon wo cot into tho great red wood timber of California. Some treea will measure 75 feet around. We are now nt Crescent City for tho night. This is a sen- port, and tho steamers are all con trolled by tho lumber company. Freight to this point Is high. Thoro are about 1,200 people in this place. The roads In California are flno so far from' tho moment wo passed the stake on th- stato line. Wo leavo here for Grants Pass, Medford, and Ashland, and then across tho moun tains to Klamath county. R. R. Ryan and Party. All Oregon WILL BE AT an John-.on. We commoncou Up mountains', which hero HO f t high, thm the doscent (j a, ij ui'grues iur i, iu umiuuu uuuui romiB, cic. Alder Snrlncs. Thov lin1 n nun aitti. v wlrr we got somo flno ply of venison, hnving killed, nnd tad splendid apple plos of dried 20 which thoy brought with thorn. Wo then drovo to Gold Bench, stopped at tho hotel, post oillco, court houso, feed Btablo, etc., If this 'urn to the first house. country was dovelopod thro would e miles over tho mountnin (bo found lots of gold, lead, Iron jed for the night. Most of nnd coal. er on the east sldo of tho Prom thoro wo drovo on over tho ns hns l)C-n uurnou; mere inns, and along tno back or tlio Dig good timber on tho west hills. This gnvo us a view of tho he next morning wo com- ocean that wns simply grand, wo to climb hills up, nnd down 'snw the fishing smacks out fishing; miles to Dnlryvlllo, now P. 0 , whero wo mot Ed the postmaster who wns, six of them would land their catch nt 3 p. in. nt tho Wcddcrburn can nery. Wo crossed tho mountains, representative of Coos and .and camped for dlnnor nt 2 p. m., unties, and who rocognized .then wo drovo south to Pistol ce, Wc lnid in somo Blip- river. Crossed it, nnd' camned on tho south sldo. Then wo com menced to climb the mountains tho next morning. Eight miles ovor them tho roads nro smooth, nnd nico oxcopt up, and down tho steep hills, discharged and thoro are some pretty stoop He lived .mountains betweon onch nolnt on tho i U learned of tho sad accl- Itith of Frank Barrows of He and a companion wero Intlng. Returning with n climbing over n log his gun M icccldcntnlly i wounding Jilm. 1 M iimira R nvnn Mil- '.... tir - .i..i..ln ... or F. .... i.wu..., .. wi. urn lUUUOl. u uiu IMIVIIlb iiuiii t.n iu itoat, nnd carried him In. 30 miles ench day. liny, nnd grain ia ru so thick that thoy .is high along tho coast. p fhrr way out. Ho was This is a groat sheep country. taBindon this morning. Ho.isom Wnlkor is gathering up a flno m engineer of this place, lot horo. and tnklnK thorn back to honored citizen. Ho loaves Mvrtlo Point, anil Onklnnd. Tho and s-cn rhlldren, bosldos 'place wo aro stopping nt hns 1,700 BMlemli to mourn his .un-. bond thnt hnvo Just been sheared: Peb' tho wool will brine $3,000. Mr. oil is a small town nbout two Wnlkor hns bunched up to take out pn me ueach, and slxteon , about 4,400 head nt about $4 n head. jjtow Bandon on tho road to Tho land is only good for grnzlng. wd Wo camped nbout four excont small nntcheo for hay. nnd excopt small patches for liny, nnd theso nro scarce. From this point wo wont up 2,000 piow on that road. Wo nr- PortOrfordatC p.m. whero SFrflnlr Clrifn.i -... -..w.,,,lluluWrU,lro. , . , . , t, .. flf Hnn. 1 r l.-, .. .w.-.. ..-.. -..- . .D- -. -. vUUB nuu uurry coun- ,,,,,,- mnat n1, ,1nv l took a vlow of Bnttlo f. Just brlow town, whore ' settlers landed, and woro nt- w QQ Indians, but drovo Y ou e Sick is because some of organs of the body aoing tHeir rork There is a lack of BttToua energy that ujem motion. Con Dtl7 you aro vraaV. i-out, nervous, irrit cannot slemv lm che, indicestioTi. rt pse there is not suffi- en-e force to keep Fm to perform their I, Actions. Dr. Fs AerviA -... fh because it restores i-ervous enerey. I 'l14 It tow t ,M ' - i.i?!& ".? U a, "M, HCkcna vmu backbono most nil day. At 4 p. m. wo started down tho mountains, tho steepest that wo hnvo had so far un til wo como to Chotco river, whero wo forded, finding low tide. Then wo drovo down on tho south side, and camped on ono of Albert Cool age's, of Silverton, tracts of land, (whero his son was killed somo years ago from ambush). Tho Btoro which AI Coolrldge of Silverton used to run 1st empty, nnd tho old town is almost deserted nnd very dilapi dated. Thfi postofllco Is known as Harbor. Chotco valley proper is tho finest valley wo have seen on tho coast, it Is ono mllo wide by four miles long, and has somo oxcellent dairy farms, Ono run by Alfred Jackson of 80 cows, and ono by Pelrola Bros., of 80 cows, Tho first placo Is owned by McEvoy Bros., and tho second placo by Fred Blake. Al Cooly owns n flno ranch, and somo fine stock, which is rented to Jean Berzzho who also milks 80 cows. They sell their butter to tho San Francisco market at 28c net. This Is the only farming land we have seen to Bpeak of since wo loft Myrtlo Point. We aro now camped three miles up the Wlnchuck river with Mr. Ben jamin G. Adams, who is running a dairy; this is a rough stream. Tomorrow wo get over tho state line Into California, and will soon bo In the big red wood belt of timber. This afternoon, August 7th, Is tho first rain we have seen on our trip. A general rain of ono day, nnd night. The Wlnchuck valley has some flno farms, or rather dairy ranches. Most of them are small. Wo crossed over the state lino Into California August 8th at 9;30 a. n. There Is some splendid raachM along tha MMurt tnm WlMkMk t gwtta JUver DR. FREDERICK A. COOK. Scientist who wns tho first man to climb Mount McKinley nnd who is soon to seek tho south pole. o 'Rognlnr ns tho Sun" Is nn oxprcsslon ns old ns tho race. No doubt tho rising nnd sotting of the sun is tho most regular porform anco In tho universe, unless It Is tho action of tho liver nnd bowols whon regulated with Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist.. 25c. o CAMPED AT THE HOUSE Mr. nnd Mr. C. I. Wlnnek nnd dnughtor Lorono had qulto nn cx porlonco Saturday night, whllo on tholr way to Lnldlnw to visit Mrs. Wlnnfk'a brothor, Fred Wallace, Tholr wagon broko down tho othor sldo of Redmond, and It was Into In tho afternoon whon thoy got It fixed, so that whon thoy passed the turn ing off placo It vr.s pitch dark. Tho team loft tho rond, or got on tho wrong ono, and uftor wandering along till midnight Mr. Wlnnek camo to tho conclusion that thuy woro hopelessly lost, so ho tied tho toam up to a junipor and went Into camp for the night. At daylight, threo hours laer, after thoy had shivered through tho long night, thoy heard a rooster crow. That oponed tholr eyes wldo, and on looking around they wero mortified beyond all expression to see that they had passed a mlsorablo night practically In tho back yard of tho vory man thoy had gone to visit, Fred Wallace. Prlnovlllo Review. State Fair Sept. J 6 to 2 1 Inclusive They will find the gtounds in better condi tion and mote attractive than ever before TIIEV WITjTj FIND MANY NKW 11UILDINGS. ALL IN ALL, IIIEY WILL S13I3 THAT OREGON HAS THE BICST FACILITIES OF ANY STATE WEST OF THE ROdCIES FOR HOLDING A GREAT FAIR. Till? INCREASED CASH PREMIIMS AND SPECIALS WILL BRING THE GREATEST LIVESTOCK SHOW EVER SEEN ON THE PACIFIC COAST, AND IT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH THE BEST FAIRS OF THE EAST AND MIDDLE WEST. Some of the Best Houses in the United States Will Be Here to Participate in the Speed Program SOME OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PURSES EVER HUNG UP FOR A WESTERN RACE AlEET WILL MAKE EACH INDIVIDUAL EVENT WORTH COMING LONG DISTANCES TO SEE. THE COUNTIES WILL PUT UP THEIR BEST IN TRYING TO SECURE THE PRIZES FOR THE E XI I J HITS OF THEIR PRODUCTS. THEIR WILL RE SPECIAL RATES ON ALL LINES OF TRANSPORTATION FOR PAS. SENGERS AND SPECIAL FREIGHT INDUCEMENTS FOR ALL EXHIBITS. If you wish any particular information it will be cheer fully given by W. H. DOWNING, Pres.t F. A. WELCH, Sec, SHAW, OREGON '" " SALEM, OREGON 7. TEAS may all look alike but there is a vast difference in quality. Folger's Gfpli Golden 1 fHfy Gate mm i, ISf M i TEA Teas CEYLON are selected, by experts, from the best tea grown. Packed flavor-tight in dust proof cartons. J, A. Wlgmr fc C. HAS EPPLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING POWDER PROVEN. MIEN YOU USE EPPLEY'S PER- FECTION BARING POWDER YOU ARE NOT EXPERIMENTING. IT HAS PASSED THE EXPERIMENT ING AGE MANY YEARS AGO, AND IS NOW LOOKED UPON TO BE THE I BEST BAKING POWDER ON THE JLUtKET TODAY. PUT UP IN GLASS FRUIT JARS, AND SOLD 'by ALL leaving GROCERS AND DEALERS, ; DR. KUM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR Will treat you with Orlontnl horbi and cure any. disease without opera tion or pain. I Dr. Kura Is known ovorywhoro in Salem, and has cured many promi nent people bore. Ho has lived In Salem for 20 years, and can ho truat- cd. Ho uses many medicines un known to white doctors, nnd with them can euro catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rohumatlsm, stomach, liver and kidney diseases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and femalo troubles, His rem edles cure private dlseaso whon ev erything elao falls. Ho has hun dreds of testimonials, and gives con sultation free. Prices for laediclaw vory moderate. PersoasB the cohb try caa write for felaak. & Ump. If yoH want Msse extra Ine tee, get It frew us. i DR. KUM BOW WO CO. 4 JIT Cnrif l TtLttls msm. Qalm. l- 1B WWW m Mjpn VeWPVI VenWf VvVffVII I " v I y-" ' J yj(feVrkK :t, nr-z zw Fa0aa- srrj ft-- fl'irr ii j.iraffi mAM hjmm o4HiOT oTNior THE nEST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtained from our prime tender and Julc7 beof, mutton or pork. All our meats aro soloctcd from tho choicest, and prepared for tho tablo to suit the demands of tha fastidious. Our prlcos aro lowor for quality than 'you can find at any placo In Salem, CSSktNW sjEfeSRiw rfw "j" : r"i i "i - N "' ffll'i X2Jkft. -i c-r-JTM' k.I!kt7?4 ' tV n - " Hi" E,0, OROS 8, Phono SOI, U70 StAto St. O C T. Co, -STEAMERS POMONA AND OREGONA LEAVE FOR PORTLAND DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AT O A. SI. P. M BALDWIN, Agt. BUTTERNUT BREAD It la worth more than any other bread, yet tho price la no higher. For sale at your grocer's. CALIFORNIA BAKERY. Thomas & Cooler, Props. DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN Put theso good resolutions that you mado on January 1st Into effect nt once by replacing your old plumb ing with tho newest Idoas in sanitary open plumbing, and you will be rid of the annoyanco of leaking pipe and flooded floors, as well as doctor's bllld. Wo will furn'qh estimates for plumbing, gas fitting and aatlsfactlOB is guaranteed as to workmanship aad chargOB. A. L. FRASER M8 State Street. rhoae 185. llAnilHI HBAIPflFRENCH FEMALE Mummum pills. iB.n, Cui Uuiir ftrftvrruu)f(uritT. im IKIWITM fAlt. US.t . 4,l m.u. mhn itlhf U.BmfW If itm. lffvMVitiwiw U'iiiHiJ;NiH4tiil.lb - !JJJTMWMUWjjgg4p w Jwwuf y Of, 3 Ct Wf ' Send the Family Washing To Us and you'll novor bother with having It done at home again. Time was when every family could not afford to send the washing to a laundry, but times havo changed so, too, have the mothods and prices. Today you can better afford to send the family washing here than not to. Ask about our prices on family wash Ing, rough dry, or finished. The Salem Steam Laundry Phone S3. 130-166 S. Liberty St. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFiOm OtTY HALL. Far w-aUr aerriee aj4y at mtkm. Bill fMtyaWf Mataly la a4rase.